Female-male sex: Salted fish forced to rise to prominence

At the same time, in front of the county government gate, two yamen runners dressed in black and red official uniforms and square hats stood upright on both sides of the county government gate.

They wore long swords at their waists, looked heroic and valiant, and exuded an awe-inspiring majesty, as if they were sacred and inviolable.

At this moment, Song Xuanzhi was standing on the road below the steps of the yamen, his eyes constantly scanning and exploring the yamen on both sides.

In fact, in recent days, he has been eager to come to the county government office to inform his brother-in-law, County Magistrate Yang, of an important news, which is that Su Yu has dropped out of the academy.

Unfortunately, every time I visited my brother-in-law's house recently, I always came back empty-handed. My sister explained, "My brother-in-law has been busy with official business lately, and he goes out early and comes back late every day."

Faced with such a situation, Song Xuanzhi had no choice but to go to the county government office in person. Of course, he had another purpose for this trip, which was to get some rewards from his brother-in-law and let his brother-in-law know that he had put a lot of efforts in dealing with Su Yu's matter.

In this way, not only can he leave a good impression on his brother-in-law, but also when he passes the imperial examination one day, his brother-in-law will definitely help him with all his strength and find him a satisfactory job in the government office.

After all, with the support and help of his brother-in-law, his future career would surely be much smoother! Thinking of this, Song Xuanzhi couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation.

Just as he was racking his brains over how to get in, suddenly, two figures walked out from inside. Upon closer inspection, he saw that they were two constables wearing green clothes, red cloth sleeveless double-breasted short jackets, and black silk belts around their waists.

Obviously, they were very familiar with the person in front of them - this was the brother-in-law of Yang County Magistrate, the yamen.

The two men did not dare to delay and hurriedly stepped forward, bowed and greeted him with a smile on their faces. One of the constables spoke first and said, "Mr. Song, you have come here today specially to visit our County Magistrate Yang. It is a coincidence that the County Magistrate came back earlier than usual today and is now in the government office. I will lead you in."

The person who spoke was Han Qin's uncle Han Guang. He was tall and strong, standing there like an iron tower, with a broad and square face, a very common type.

However, those eyes were unusually bright and sharp, as if they could see through everything, revealing extraordinary shrewdness and competence. At this moment, his face was full of flattery, and he respectfully led Song Xuanzhi towards the government office.

Compared to Han Qin's small eyes that were narrowed into a slit, which allowed people to see through his vulgar and lustful nature deep in his heart at a glance, Han Guang's appearance appeared to be quite honest and sincere. If he was not someone who knew the inside story well, he would probably be mistaken for a kind-hearted, honest person without any ulterior motives.

Seeing that someone could lead him in, Song Xuanzhi followed him into the county government office with the appearance of a graceful scholar.

At this time, only another constable with a resolute face and a stern look was left standing alone at the gate.

He watched the two men walk farther and farther away, until their figures disappeared from sight, then he spat fiercely on the ground and cursed in a low voice: "Hmph! What a bunch of meaningless lackeys! You waste my time, and I still have to wait, you bastards."

It turned out that this constable named Xu Yan had long been dissatisfied with Han Guang, the lackey of Yang County Magistrate.

On weekdays, these two people often do some tricks behind everyone's back. If things go well, all the credit and rewards will be taken by them, but once something goes wrong, the tricky mess will be thrown to ordinary constables like Xu Yan to clean up.

If it weren't for the County Magistrate, Lord Zhong, who was upright and observant, the lives of these low-level constables would have become even more difficult.

This government office was large in scale and magnificent in appearance. The two men walked through the spacious gate and slowly walked along a long and straight corridor.

The corridor was lined with towering ancient trees and shady green trees. The sunlight shone through the gaps between the branches and leaves, casting mottled light and shadows. They then crossed an exquisite hanging flower gate and finally arrived at the lobby where cases were usually heard.

Han Guang, who was walking in front leading the way, secretly guessed the purpose of Song Xuanzhi's visit.

As he walked cautiously, he asked tentatively, "Mr. Song, I wonder what exactly brings you here? Do you need me to inform the county magistrate in advance?"

Song Xuanzhi was calm and answered nonchalantly, "Oh, it's nothing serious. My brother-in-law just asked me to help him with some trivial matters. Now that I've done it, I came to report to my brother-in-law." After saying that, the corners of his mouth rose slightly.

Han Guang praised: "Mr. Song is so young, but he is already able to work for County Magistrate Yang. His future is limitless!!!"

Song Xuanzhi raised his neck a little higher after hearing these flattering words, like a proud rooster.

The two of them walked around the lobby and turned left, and soon arrived at the document library where County Magistrate Yang usually worked.

A flattering smile appeared on Han Guang's honest face, and he said to Song Xuanzhi: "Mr. Song, please wait here for a moment. I will go in and inform them."

"Hmm," Song Xuanzhi responded lightly. He had always looked down upon such low-class people. His brother-in-law was the county magistrate, and he would be much nobler than these constables.

This society looked down upon the constables who were officials. Even the law had clear provisions that constables and their three generations after them could not take the imperial examinations, so as not to bring disgrace to civilization. Therefore, scholars looked down upon this group.

After Han Guang stood still, he raised his hand and first gently knocked on the door frame with the joint of his index finger, making a crisp and subtle sound - "knock knock knock".

Immediately afterwards, a cold and emotionless response came from inside the house: "Come in!" After getting permission, Han Guang breathed a sigh of relief, but he still did not dare to take it lightly. He still tiptoed and stepped lightly into the room.

After entering the room, Han Guang saw Shangguan Yangxiancheng sitting in front of the desk and concentrating on reviewing documents. He hurriedly took two steps forward, then bowed deeply respectfully to Shangguan Yangxiancheng, and said in a loud voice: "Sir Yangxiancheng, Song Xuanzhi, Young Master Song claims that there is an important matter that needs to be reported to you in person."

Upon hearing this, County Magistrate Yang Anmin frowned slightly, wondering to himself, "Why has this brother-in-law come here today? Is he trying to claim the money for the pens, inkstone, and paper again?"

Although he felt a little unhappy, he did not show this emotion outwardly. He did not even raise his head. He just responded calmly: "Well, let him in."

"Yes, sir," Han Guang agreed, then took a few steps back before turning around and leaving.

Han Guang bowed towards Song Xuanzhi and said slowly: "Mr. Song, County Magistrate Yang invites you to come in and see him." After that, he seemed to remember something and hurriedly added: "Oh, by the way, I still have important official business to deal with, so I have to leave for now."

After he finished speaking, he bowed again with full courtesy, then hurried away.